Arbor And Bird Day
Arbor And Bird Day
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Nook is found at last; Moss and feather, twined together — Home is shaped at last. — J. L. H.
THE BLUEBIRDS.
A mist of green on the willows; A flash of blue *mid the rain; And the brisk wind pipes.
And the brooklet stripes, With silver, hill and plain.
Hark! the bluebirds, the bluebirds Have come to us again!
The snowdrop peeps to the sunlight Where last year's leaves have lain; And a fluted song Tells the heart, **Be strong;'' The darkest days will wane.
And the bluebirds, the bluebirds Will a...lways come againi" - Selectted.
Digitized by Google 33 — BOBOLINK Bobolink — He is hei*e !
Spink-a-chink !
Hark ! how clear Drops the note From his throat, Where he sways On the sprays Of the wheat In the heat !
Bobolink, Spink-a-chink !
Bobolink Is a beau.
See him prink !
Watch him go Through the air To his fair !
Hear him sing On the wing- Sing his best O'er her nest !
** Bobolink, Spink-a-chink! " Bobolink, Linger long !
There's a kink In your song Like the joy Of a boy Left to run In the sun— Left to play All the aay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nook is found at last; Moss and feather, twined together — Home is shaped at last. — J. L. H.
THE BLUEBIRDS.
A mist of green on the willows; A flash of blue *mid the rain; And the brisk wind pipes.
And the brooklet stripes, With silver, hill and plain.
Hark! the bluebirds, the bluebirds Have come to us again!
The snowdrop peeps to the sunlight Where last year's leaves have lain; And a fluted song Tells the heart, **Be strong;'' The darkest days will wane.
And the bluebirds, the bluebirds Will a...lways come againi" - Selectted.
Digitized by Google 33 — BOBOLINK Bobolink — He is hei*e !
Spink-a-chink !
Hark ! how clear Drops the note From his throat, Where he sways On the sprays Of the wheat In the heat !
Bobolink, Spink-a-chink !
Bobolink Is a beau.
See him prink !
Watch him go Through the air To his fair !
Hear him sing On the wing- Sing his best O'er her nest !
** Bobolink, Spink-a-chink! " Bobolink, Linger long !
There's a kink In your song Like the joy Of a boy Left to run In the sun— Left to play All the aay.
What to read after Arbor And Bird Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wisconsin. Dept. of Public Instruction to read onlineMoreLess
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